Eurowings digitizes aircraft maintenance with Aviatar

Eurowings Technik is the first CAMO organization in the Lufthansa Group to complete the introduction of the Aviatar Electronic Technical Logbook (eTLB) for the entire Eurowings fleet. This digital solution replaces paper-based processes in the cockpit, such as the documentation of pre-flight checks and the recording of technical defects, which previously had to be entered manually and with a delay into various systems. Thanks to the connection to the AMOS maintenance software, the eTLB enables almost real-time communication between the crew and the technical department and improves transparency regarding the technical condition of the aircraft.

Eurowings and Aviatar, a digital platform from Lufthansa Technik, have a long-standing partnership and are working together to further develop digital solutions for more stable and reliable flight operations. The Aviatar solutions already in use include Condition Monitoring, Predictive Health Analytics and the Engineering Analytics Suite. The introduction of the eTLB represents another important step in this partnership.

Matthias Gruber, Vice President Technical Fleet Management Eurowings and Managing Director Eurowings Technik, emphasized the increased efficiency and sustainability through the eTLB. Frank Martens, Senior Director Sales Aviation and Digital Products at Lufthansa Technik, underlined the continuous efforts to develop the best digital solutions together with partners.

The Aviatar Technical Logbook provides pre-filled text blocks and automated input masks to capture technical issues in flight and on the ground. It works on various devices and gives pilots access to aircraft status anytime, anywhere. The real-time availability of data, directly connected to the M&E system, ensures seamless collaboration between cockpit and maintenance, resulting in reduced turnaround times and costs.